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To examine the histomorphological changes in soft tissue defects of amputation stumps after gunshot injuries following a new surgical debridement method.

March 1, 2026Open Access

Histomorphological changes in gunshot wounds using the developed method of surgical debridement of soft tissue defects in amputation stumps after gunshot traumatic amputations of lower extremities

Key Points

To examine the histomorphological changes in soft tissue defects of amputation stumps after gunshot injuries following a new surgical debridement method.
Conducted histomorphological studies on amputation stumps post-gunshot injuries.
Applied a developed technique for surgical debridement of soft tissue defects.
Monitored tissue healing and inflammation responses.
Rapid elimination of necrotic tissue was observed.
Decrease in signs of inflammation noted.
Early development of mature granulation tissue reported.
Wound healing improved significantly.

Abstract

Conclusions: The histomorphological study of soft tissue defects in amputation stumps in patients treated by the developed surgical debridement technique demonstrated rapid elimination of necrotic tissue, a decrease in signs of inflammation, early development of mature granulation tissue, and wound healing.

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